The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-27

5364d, also esd; February and March 5464d,
also Sod; March and April 6-64d, also 5-64d;
April and May 7-64d. Market dull.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 200 bales new dockets
p. m,-The sales to-day included $500 bales
of American.
Futures-U pauds, low middhng clause Sep
TENDER delivery 16-64d, buyers: September aud
October 7-64d. BUYERS October and November
Sold, buyers; November and December 5 s64d,
buyers; December and January god. buyers;
January and February 2-iId, buyers; February
and March 3-64d sellers March and April
5-64d, sellers; April and May 1-64d, sellers
p. m-Futures: Uplands. low n,iddling
clause, September delivery 15-6id, buyers;
September and October 1-64d, sellers; Octo-
Der and November 3-64d buyers; November
and December 2-64d, value; December and
January 2-64d, sellers; January and February
2-64d, sellers; February and March S-6id,
sellers; March and April 46id buyers; April
and May 5 o-64d. buyers. Market closed quiet
New YORK, Sept. 20, noon.--Cotton quiet;
middling uplands 99sc, middling Orleans sS4c
sales 21S bales.
Futures-The market opened easy, with sales
as follows September delivery at 35c, Octo-
Der 26c, November zoe, December 8 zoe, Jan
uary 25c, February 33c.
500 p. m.-Alarket closed easy; middlinS
uplands 93sc, middling Orleans 934c; sales to-
day 4S2 bales; net receipts - bales, gross 94S.
futures-Market closed weak, with sales OF
106,b00 bales, as follows: September delivery
22Q9 2sc, October 800 2Sc, November l5c,
ruary 276o 2sc March Q 35tda9 soc. April A
as l5c, May 5iGa9 Sc.
Green & Go : renort on cotton futures saws:
.'The CONTRACT Market for cotton continues
irregular and at times difficnlt to understand.
though on the whole the drift seems rather
toward lower level of value. During the early
portion of the day an excellent outlet was
offered for Offering, especially October but the
demand subsequently subsidized and prices at
once made n drop-of some 6GIS noints along the
entire line While considerable pressure to re-
alize was developed, I.verpool WAS depressed
under offerings made against last weeks pur-
chases The movement Of snppjies at the ports
and interior markets continued large The pri-
mary markets weakened and the South was
making increased EFFORTS to sell on fall winter
and spring months. The close was at the lowest
point of the day and rather tame =
GALVESTON, Sept. 26-Cotton u,iiet; middling
SIC; netrecepts 13o4S bales, gross f3Ol8; sales
965 bales; stock 45,047 bales; exports, to Great
Britain 10 f23 bales. coastwise 81 55.
NORFOLK, Sept 26.--Cotton steady: middlng
Lice; net receipts SAG bales gross 1915; sales
d dS5 oales' STOCK l9Vs' oaleS exports coastwse
BArTnoRr Sent os--c,otton nominal. mid
ding gakc. NET receints nome GROSS I ok haIas.
sales no1e. stock a IA haIese exnortS coaetwise
11S bales ' NN'
BosroN, Sept a6.--Cotton quiet; middling
9s4c; net receipts Il bales, gross 906; sales
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain $50
bales
WnMINGToy. Sent 25.-Cotton firm: mid
ding s5sc; net receipts 3.743 bales gross 2,Tl3:
sales none stock 220)S bales
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 26.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 056: net receipts bales gross ,532; stock
1885 bales O''''N' O'- '''O-' '''>'
New ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-Cotton weak; mid
ding i5-iGc; net receipts II .O3O bales, gross
l2O54 sales $50; stock IS, 1928 bales; exports to
MOBILE. Sept. '26:-Cotton Quiet: lower grades
steady; middIing s i5-l6c: net receipts 1870
bales, gross 1880; sales 500 bales; stock 9,O92
bales exports, coastwise 4O3 bales
MEMPHIS Sept 26-Cotton easier: middline
8 15-16c; receipts 1888 bales; shipments Alps;
sales 400; stock ss,047 bales
AUGUSTA, Sept 26-Cotton dull and lower:
middline SIC; receipts 2, 1875 bales; sales l. 2B5
bales
CHARLESTON, Sept 26.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding Sz6c: NET receints s63 bales gross 3 S63.
sales So: stock 81 65S bales ''''' siO'' '''O''
ATLANTA. Sent, 26.-Cottc, dull: middling
s 1l-16c receipts 72O bales
New YoRK Sept 26.-Consolidated net receipts
for all cotton ports today !. O5l bales; exports
to Great Britain p $40 bales to France 1850
to the continent d. 116 bales
PROVISIONS GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 26, 1890 p. m.-Wheat firm,
with good demand holders offer sparingy
Corn steady, with fair demand new mixed As
Sd. Lard prime Western 33s Cd.
NEw Wong SAINT 26 noon Flour ouiet bnt
firm. Wheat bigber Corn better PORK
steady. mess S16 90 Lard firm at S6 nix
| old mess pork steady at S15 X Freights dill
SOON rnNFlomr Southern Arm W6eatNon
| tions onanad strone, and soon advanced t1I6
1Ik,, varying b,,t 6tfia dnrinoy tbe dav CLOSING
| II66skc off from the highest: snot about L.
| htgher hut oniv moderstelv active. umo,raded
| red TsG7 1850. No bred Sentenher daliverv SOL
061IIc. Octohar SOlk "a s1sIc Corn-onti0nS 55
Sz6c hiober aud mora active closing steady9
casR VA SO hetter hIt onIv n1oderatefy active
No 3 -October delivery b1gSsG1 hO51,,. Noven1her.
| 5OIhn51I1c Oars L1S1Ilc higher hut rather
o1Iief: No . SeDtember deiiverY 327<6 33c. Octo
| her 32a<c Hons in lie,ht demand Coffee fair
Rio on snot Ann at 13l6c. onfions ION IL noints
| higher and moderately active: No Rio Sentem
Der delivery II tjJc; October II 4o6 II COO Sugar
firm: fair refining quoted at 4 IL 16c: refined
| easier MolaSseS dlll and nominal Cotton
seed oil olioted at 3z6, for crde Al IA 43c for re-
| fined Hides steady Wool firm and 0niat porl
| dul and Somewhat nominal. mess S16 on for
new. s15 10 for old MiddIes nominal Reef
| dull lard 66T7 ,ointS higher and n1ore active.
| Western steam m snot "a g5iL md S7lL Catcher
| delivery Sf r0I5e16 fIraigbtS sfeod,, ~
C,Hnano sent "a T'hn Grain n1aTTi,,ats d,,,;no,
| the early mart ~ the seSson eJo,yed more ND
| nendence al. each other than for SOM. lime
| 6neretors annear IN he esettipg o,,er tSeir in
difference and are individnaI iv Mt vvorl m, the
| nroblem Of f,,tnre priras Gables we've Arm, re-
| ccaints ,oodarata natvs racardino, tLa crn,, in
eierpi6cant ami the ,,te e,,3odaTrat1lv otr.t;,a
| Wheat oneneJ somewhat unsteedv With an mn
yvorJ tendancr ,rsditaJ ~ .cSa,i,, 9, Nv Nv sb1rts
Continued ant,ye tbron,eyhout The 1900 ~ and at
49,, o onsid ait 1891 II 80 o. ,'( Ia ~
ahnle The cIns;n+' fo,,reS 81 Sor1rJao tba II II
movement heinz grodnaI at i%c and Id &C. at
tima n Iyos ir,tr,st earlx, IL the do tbat tb